Double Slide Floor plan from Livin Lite

[easwen]

[quote timestamp="1467248584" source="/post/22672/thread" author="@gbpack"][quote timestamp="1466232553" source="/post/22288/thread" author="@dhrvcenter"]In fact, you can even get the all aluminum cabinets again if you like. [/quote]
When we were ordering our 21BHS, I practically begged for the all-aluminum cabinets. We have wood. Just saying...[/quote]I did not order a 13QHB. I did buy one last week that had been siting on the lot of the dealer for probably 6 months. It was sold to me as a New trailer, produced in 2016.

All of the cabinet surfaces are plastic laminate. I know, I used to do kitchen remodels years ago
" don't replace,reface"  I wish they were aluminum (frames are and door edges) but no rot...I just don't like laminate.

[leslie]

My dealer, Sunny Island, told me that they will order aluminum cabinets. However, that was while LL was still with Crossroads.

[mdpempsell]

I saw this unit the day it arrived and watched the slides open. I am impressed with the wide open interior.  and kitchen layout.  Yes, it has a steel fram as Dave from D&H stated.  I purchased a 2013 21 ft rear bath from D&H and am pleased with it.  No intention of replacing.  

[thedusty]

Oh wow...  Crappy pull up blinds like I saw on every other travel trailer we looked at.  It's nice that it's still "no rot", but all the little touches that really made me appreciate it and want to own it, are leaving.  They jettisoned the windows as well.  

My 2016 has the wood exterior cabinets...which aren't too bad actually...but all this other stuff crosses the threshold where I likely would have searched out for a used Camplite and remained patient.

Bummer...

[djmiller]

I just noticed this today...... Before you completely pull-up the blinds. This was a prototype that got Camp Lite graphics applied to it. It was never intended to be branded as Camp Lite. It does have a steel frame, and unlike Camp Lite has fiberglass side walls. It does not have the Camp Lite European dual pane windows and aluminum baggage doors, nor the aluminum frame.  The slides utilize a different mechanism. The appliances used and construction techniques even differ.  Basically the only thing that is Camp Lite is the graphic.